Sentence examples for it brought forward from inspiring English sources

See articleDecember surpriseGreece set off new jitters in the euro zone when it brought forward its presidential election to later this month.

But Marks & Spencer fell 7.3p to 361.6p as it brought forward its summer sale by two weeks, another sign of the strains on high street retailers.

The company says it brought forward the plans for its global launch after finding strong demand in the US, where 200,000 people have signed up for the service that streams music in the lossless Flac audio format.

I think if Labor brought on its bill in the Senate, and if it brought forward a proposal for a children's advocate for kids on Nauru, it is very likely to get support in the upper house.

It brought forward Monday's trading statement from the end of the month after the effect on its business became clear.

It brought forward a referendum on secession to 16 March, but said such a vote would merely rubber-stamp its own decision.

McDonald's Japan said yesterday that it expected to record its first net loss since 1973, slashing its forecast for the second time in two weeks as it brings forward the cost of closing 176 outlets next year.

"We will work with the government where it brings forward targeted tax rises that do not affect low- and middle-income families," he said.

Above all, it brings forward a set of conservation equations governing the mean flow of both phases of a suspension in the continuum approximation.

According to the calculated results and the actual instance of roadside, it brings forward the recommended width of roadside clear zone.

13 Indeed, it brings forward the question of necessity in the greater levels of independence observed among women and whether, for many, the purported observations of independence may overlie contexts of exploitation and victimisation.